Worksheets need to be collected from the Science Room if you do not have a copy. Please work through the sheets in the order listed.
All working must be shown for each question, calculators are required, the sum entered into the calculator must be written clearly in your book. If you do not have a scientific calculator use the scientific calculator on a computer.
Task 16, 17 and 18 - questions 1 to 4 ONLY Task 19 - odd questions ONLY Task 20 - even questions ONLY Task 21 - all questions Task 22 - question numbers which are prime numbers ONLY Task 23 - all questions
Questions on Trigonometry (section 3.15) - all questions
If you complete all the above work, you may spend some investigating further the stadium design. Consider what happens if each person needs additional height between the seat and their line of sight, how much higher does each seat, or specifically the fortieth tier become. Consider any other facts you feel are relevant and how the end result may differ.
You can also consider a general algebraic formula for constructing each tier of stadium seats (the nth tier), allowing all measurements to be variable within the formula.
Worksheets need to be collected from the Science Room if you do not have a copy. Please work through the sheets in the order listed.
All working must be shown for each question, calculators are required, the sum entered into the calculator must be written clearly in your book. If you do not have a scientific calculator use the scientific calculator on a computer.
Task 16, 17 and 18 - questions 1 to 4 ONLY
Task 19 - odd questions ONLY
Task 20 - even questions ONLY
Task 21 - all questions
Task 22 - question numbers which are prime numbers ONLY
Task 23 - all questions
Questions on Trigonometry (section 3.15) - all questions
EXTENSION (practical applications)
If you complete all the above work, you may spend some investigating further the stadium design. Consider what happens if each person needs additional height between the seat and their line of sight, how much higher does each seat, or specifically the fortieth tier become. Consider any other facts you feel are relevant and how the end result may differ.
You can also consider a general algebraic formula for constructing each tier of stadium seats (the nth tier), allowing all measurements to be variable within the formula.
Work is due Monday 19th November.